I dont have top & tilt. My dealer always orders 3020 series and up with rear hydraulics to offer the ability to operate other implements in the "future" because is cheaper than adding it after the fact. I also think you have to the rear hydraulics to lift the mmm but i'm unsure.
My 3320 has finally arrived aint she purdy
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sunnyside360
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Great tractor. You'll love it more every time you use it (I know). Congrats
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How much if you don't mind me asking. Can you break it down as far as tractor with loader price, etc.
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NICE TRACTOR!!!
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NICE TRACTOR!!!
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Great tractor, congratulations. What are the lines connected to the 3rd SCV remotes? I know it can't be for the tiller. Are they extensions lines that run to the front of loader to power a future grapple or something?
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Atta Boy. Very nice machine. Now try to keep her clean 
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Congratulations and good pictures. I'm sure you're really going to like the 3320.
RobS
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Great looking tractor, bet you can't wait to start using it!
B8FISH
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Nice ride!! Always good to have the "extra" hydraulics--amazing how often they aren't really extra!